SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MINGALYEVA, K.S. - MINSKER, K.S.

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DOMXEXA, A. V., et &1.j Zhurnal Obshohey Xhimii, Vol 42(104), Vyp 10, 19mt2,
pp 2186-2193
Other acid dichlorides (VIII-XII) ifere prepaxed In the comme or the follow-
ing reactionst
(C]13)3cc=~ CII + I'M, + 0, C=C T,
Cl)
Vil (m)-v"o
C(C1Ij)j If /C'(C"3)J (CI13)1(;\'11
+ + 'C=C/
If \Pmcj~ Cl >C~C,~vmcl.,
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c1 )c.c< CII, cl C=:C/II
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DOGO;aNA, A. V. , at a1.# Zhurnal Obahchey, DWI, Yol 442(104)p Vyp io, 1972,
pp 2186-2193
Reaction of the obtained acid dichlorldes with ethanol Ut 'the ,,pxesence of
pyridine yields corresponding diethy.1 phosphonateis. Soitit acid dichloridem
(I-IV). (XJI) react with athy1magneslum bromAde yielding 2-chloro-Z-alkenyl
and alkynyl phosphine oxides. Properties of all proparod. compounds along
with their FMR and HM are given.
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USSR UTIC 547.26'118
MINSUYEVA. K. S., PLAZWOVA, N. A., PETROV, A. A., YEWUNCIV, Zh. L., and
BWROVj F, V,, Leningrad Technological Institute Iment Lenauvet
"'Dipole Moments ef Derivatives of Trivalent Phosphorus WhiOt C(mtuin a
Dioxaphospholane Ring"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41, No 11, Nov 1971, pp 2,431-2,434
Abstract: In trivalent phosphorus compounds, hybridization of lliv phosphorus
atom varies readily in response to change in the typ4: of wubstiwiint, and
thanks to this dhe phosphorus may ~!xhibit b1filarity. However, there is verb
little published information on variation in the dipt)le mopowntq of conpatulds
containing trivalent phosphorus. The present atudy, based on the dipole iicment
method, is intended to ShW the MUtU31 L1ffCCt of atoins in compcunds, containilig
dioxaophospholane rings. Data of electrographic research on molecules of
2-chloro-1,3,2-di.ox-opliosi)liola,-iL- and triethyl phospb1tv welre used to computi~
dipole moments. The group moment of the diw:aphospholAne q,clo was c.-itimmak-d
from M. J. Aroney's data. Moments of the phosphorus-halo,~I;en bands wcre d~e-
termined from the dipole moments of Ole corresponding phoiliphonin trihalides.
Laboratory measurements were made usJ,ng diluto rolutions in betwone at 264--
0.05% All experimental and calculated data are Included In the paper. It
Is concluded that increane in the electron-acceptor capa6ty of the Substi.-
tueno; 'As accompanied by an incre-.Ist! in t1ja dipole noirent,,

USSR UK' 547.558.1
gN~2_ A~ K. S., CHISTOKLETOV, V. DI., KOSOYTSEV, V. V., and PrTROV, A. A.,
a agrid "enological Institute imeni Lensovet
"Dipole Moments and the Structure of Alkenylphosph~nes and of the Derivatives
of Phosphonaus Acid"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41 (103), Ito 4, itipr 71, pp 862-865
Abstract: Dipole maments were used in a stu6y analy2ing the distribution
of electron density in alkenylphosphines and Ln derivat5ves of alkenyl-
phosphonous acids. Replacing an ethoxy group in triethi I phasj.,-Iiite by a
vinyl group led to a slight drop of the d1pole moment, qm did the replace-
ment of a or ~ hydrogen atoms in (C2Jf50)2P(;11:C'12 by methyI Srowps. Replace-
ment Of a (C2H5)jP group by I(C113) IN12P hao practically no ef-fact on the
dipole moment. fn general the elecJitron fitatu of the phoaphorut; atom in
above compounds depends on the! substituents. As 0,e p character of the
unshared pair of electrons of the phosphorus atom increaces, its acceptor
capacity is decreased.

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COUNTRY OF INFfj--USSR
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ASTRONOMIYA, 19701 NR 1, PP 154-159
:,'DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
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-TOPIC TAGS--PHYSICAL DIFFUSION, ASYMPTOTIC PROPERTYo. SPECIFM DENSITY
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UDO 642 .761612 Q13 -71 -05 3.7
SARKISUNTS, E. E., DOSKIN, V. A.) JIMMA)l and YJIUKEV, A. A.,
Chair of Hygiene of Children and Adolescents, First IvoseLrr Vm&ical Instit-Ite
imeni 1. M. Sechenov
"Motor Activity and Daily Energy Expenditure of Students"'
Moscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 11, 1972, PP 56-59
Abstract: Questionnaires and tim.-and-motl!!)n studies were uneii to analyne the
daily routine of over 600 young men and vizzien mttendinG thia First 2-loscow
Medical Institute and Moscow Nnergy Institute. 7he ntvrleats wore relati,iral.,y
inactive 8-3% of the tire, even during their leinure hourn, whit.,h they spent
mostly reading, watching televInion, or goirW, to the movion. Only aboat
7% of all the students enaagedlri aports of any kind. 'nie iromen were even le-zs
active than the rjen, the energy exmnditure avemging, 2290 rind 3536 kcal,
respectively. 'Die students housed in dormitories tended tei be irore. Passive
than those living at hotre. All students, male and fermle., becamu more active
on Sundays possibly because the body's natural need of exitxicise Is curbed on
school days.
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USSR UDC 629.78.015.4
MOSTOVOY, A. S. , MINOMNS9,LYUt~ 1. , CHURAKOV, A. A. , FROLMA, L. K.
"Theoretical Determination of Durability of A Specimcii in Exten~ion and
Compression"
Tr. Kuybyshev. Aviats. In-t. [Works of Kuybyshev Aviation Institute], 1110 48,
1971, pp 222-230, jrmslatcd from Re'&OT3tiVIIYY Z1111111411, Rakotostroyoniye,
No 2, 1972, Abstract No 2.41.185 from the ResLuiie).
Translation: This work presents a mechanism-of fatiguo rupWr~-, according
to which the specimen is looked upon as a set of discrett! fiber elements,
exerting no pressure on each other. The linear theory of adclijig of fati~ple
damage is applied to an individual fiber. With this approach, the acc=- ula-
tion of damage in a fiber is determined by its stressed state, sti7died con-
sidering its loading history. The depcndencc of stres:5 in the fibor on the
rupture number of cycles, the fatigue curve for a crack-, can tie produced C.X-
perizentally. Appearance of the first microcrack is intt~rpreted as ruptl;Tt
of the most highly stressed fiber. Thus, if the time corresponding to the
development of a crack is known and the process of crach propagation is des-
cribed, the durability of the specimen can be calculated. 7 Figures; 2
Tables; 3 Biblio. Refs.

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SOUPCE-FIZIKO-KHIMTCHESKAIA MEKHANIKA MArc-RrALOV, VOL. bi NO. 2t 1970Y P.
71-74.
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
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TOPIC TAGS--CAST IRON, wEAR RESISTANCE, CALCILP4 FLUORWE, GHROMIUM
CONTAINING ALLOY, NICKEL CONTAINING ALLOYP JR0114 IRON ALLOY
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USSR UDC 533.6-011.55:541.124
BURDEL'NYY. A. K., MINOSTSEV, V. B., Moscow
If Calculation of the Supersonic Re8lon of a Three-Dimanntonal, 'Nonequilibrium
Air Flow Over Bodies"
Moscow, Mekbanika zhidkosti I gaza, No. 5p Sep/Oct 72, pp 126-129
Abstract: Supersonic, nonequIlibrium, three-dimensional. flo., aver bodles
when there is a plane of flow syrmetry present is consfdered. All flov
paraneters in the shock layer are assumed given Up to it certnin surface of
the three-dimensional. type, f.e., a surf!me at each polot of whIch the velo-
city cmponent nolmal to it is greater tban the local fi-lizell ve
-locity of
gound. The flo~j of nonequilibrium- gas is consequwntly iuveitlgate-d cn1v in
the purely supersonic regien of the flow. Molecular triansfer processes are
neglected. A sample of a calculation of nonequilibrium uIr ilot, over .1 seg-
mented body Is given. It is noted that there has been -previtlut;ly only One
published study on the calcuLation of none-quilibrium th:vee-dlmonstonal gas
flow in the supersonic regicin. This paper investigated cbe d1lect of nonequi-
librium dissociation in the flow around blunt reverse ci:qie In a supersonfe
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BURDEL'NYY, A. K. , MINOSTSEV, V. H., Mekhanika zhidkost: i. I gaaa, No. 5,
Sep/Oct 72, pp 124-129
oxygen flow. Pictures of the. f l.o%,r In the distributian (if flom lines
the surface of the b(Ay In the Khock wave and the supei~snnic. rr.~gior a
different character of the f low from the leward and wKndwarll sides of tbe
flow. On the windward side of the.flow the shock wave is v(?L-v close tr the
surface of the body and the entire gas flow eptering th!!- shock laver i7n the
subsonic flow region close to the curvature atid a rety[on of Pans of rarefac-
tion waves occurs. The flow temperature then drops sharply Lepding to free:!-
ing of the physicochemical processes and a decrea.-te Ln their energy contri-
bution to zero. The flow picture Is ticnicf4hat differeat fron 0e, lee,.,zard? side.
The flow lines passing through the high-tempe-rature reg~Lon aad Consequently
along which physicochemical processes arising In the flow lead to a con-
siderable change in the composition occupy a considernbly granter portion of
the shock layer.
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Muting the Supersonic Tbree-DEmmsional Flow Ar